Best places: Recreation centers in Old Toronto, Canada

👍👍 We came here to celebrate our friend’s birthday party. We had the best time and so much of that is thanks to Brian and Sarah. They were so patient, knowledgeable and made the whole experience so fun. It was my very first time axe throwing! I was initially nervous but Brian and Sarah explained every...

Scenic city park featuring flower gardens, walking paths, a fountain & a produce-themed playground.

😐 When you enter this gym, it looks kind of intimidating. You go down big stairs and it makes you think the place is going to be huge. But it's actually quite small. The route levels were nice and varied... I really enjoyed the few climbs I tried. I went on a Wednesday night and it was PACKED. In fa...

😐 Aside from Swimming, there are zero programs for younger kids. Kids under 12 have zero opportunities to play in this “community” centres gymnasium. It’s a great facility, which why it should never get a rating below 3. If you’re a child under 12 or a parent with a child under 12 within the St. Lawr...

👍 This recreation centre is attached to a Sr. Public School which shares a swimming pool. You can sign up for the activities on the Toronto Fun website or you can register by phone. It seems to be a salt water pool. I do not know about the other activities provided at this recreation centre. There...

👍👍 Love it. I take my dog for a walk there and it’s a very peaceful and green area in the city. However, the name is Toronto Metropolitan University Recreation Centre and NOT Ryerson